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VOLUM E VIII, NO. 31.
Kinglt* Copy, 5 Centn
liraverton, Washington County, Oregon.
Friday,
July 4, 1930
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K1W ANIS CLUB RE-
C E IVES INVITATION
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HITEON
N EW S
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Miss Dorothea Htruthem was at
| home Friday
Short Items About
7 -
LOCAL N EW S
.
$1.50 Per Year
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5 Beavertonian’s Luck
Is Still With Them
COURT HOUSE ITEMS
J . W. lUynartf has rented a
A jury rendered a verdict In fa - j
The Kiwanis club drew only a
space in his grove Just west of
vor of defendants In the sum of
small
crowd
Wednesday
evening
1
»
town for a fruit stand
$1600 in
the condemnation
pro­
Miss
Dorothy Feterson
la em- |
listen to the progress of the Tigard-
ceedings
for
a
right
of
way
60
Mr.
and
Mm.
Walter
Harris
cam«
| ployed in Hillsboro at the cannery.
Beaverton Road Project.J. W. Bar­
up from ( aliforntk this week for ney, Market Road Agent for Wash­ feet wide across lands of defendants
Mr Herman Metzentine attended
a short visit with Iriends,
ington county came over from the on the Old Oregon Trail of Mount
the Fioneer picnic
at
Hillsboro,
Coming» and Coing» of The
.Mrs Chamberlain, District Sunday.
County
Seat andtold of what had Hood Loop brought by Clackamas
Mm. L. Short was
called to
County against Edward
h . King Beaverton Still Has Chance
Michigan last
Thursday
by the been done and their program for and Alice King, his wife. The Plain.
People In and About
Deputy President Is
.
Mm. Kthoi McCormir and children
the immediate futum. They have
death of her sister’s husband.
tiff had previously offered in settle-
lO He Winner In Last
spent Sunday afternoon at the Met.
Installing Officer
Thi» Vicinity
sort of got into a tangle with cer­
Mr. Ralph Davis of Toledo
is tain property owners in negotiating ment, $250.00.
zentine home.
Half of Season
staying with Mr. and Mm. F. W.
Court orders were given In the
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for a right-of-w ay. Another element
Harry Duncan ami Everett Met - |
H A V E REFRESHM ENTS
Livermore, J r ., while working here. which seems to have delayed matters
zentine left Monday for Carlton to HY SPECIAL W RITERS
“X U
Fio,d H SCORE IS EIGHT SEVEN
Walter Cavanesa has installed an ia the fact that the viewers appoint,
pick cherries for Handy Brothers.
■-
Mm llulrll I« Given I’aat Noble
electric pump. Mr. Cavaness has a ed by the County Court, instead of Harper.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Anderson and Many People Come To
Beaverton never failing well of water to Irri­ turning in a report of the value of
James B. Nevin et al vs. Chester In First Two Inningm Visitors Get
Grand Pin lly Member»
Fatty were Sunday
dinner guests
gate his gardens asd lawn.
the property to be used for ths C. Gault et ux.
To Visit Friends and Relatives
Six Runs, Loral
Boys, None
at the Henry Erickson home at
Omar Fendali va. Theodore Van
Mm. Prudence Frvehouse <4 Van­ right-of-w ay, sent the Court a letter
Th« lienverton
Rebekah
lodge Frogress.
telling them that they, the vie we rs, Loo.
Mm, Mary Hamms is i|l with an couver, Wash., and Mr. Fred Hut­
Sunday, the Beavertonians added
held it a Installation o f officers T umi *
Mr. and Mm. Chris Christensen
believed there were more feasible
Lillian Stafford va Arthur Staf­
cheson
of
Vancouver,
Washington,
infected
throat.
another
scalp to their already long
day evening Mm S. Chamberlain, and niece
from Milwaukee
were
ways of getting this connecting mar­ ford.
at the
Walter Cavaness
string, making it five straight for
the dietrirl deputy prenident. *B* dinner gursts Saturday evening of
Mm. Bertha Wilson
is reported
ket
road
right-of-w
ay
established.
Otto
Leesi
va
Yamhill.
Oregon.
home Sunday.
this half with only two more game»
the installing officer, The following Mr and Mm. Geo Anderson.
being on the sick list.
Geo. W. Lippert, President o f the
Metropolitan Bond A Mortgage Co.
to play. Up to Sunday the Tigard
officers were Installed: Cal la Hulett,
Mr. and Mm. Ig>uit Fatra and United Westaide Club, was present vs. J. O. Robb, Admr.
J>r. C. E Mason is back in town
Mias Elsie Caldwell returned Sun-
team
was the only one of the league
P u t Nobla Grand;
Mary
Ware,
son
Edward
and
Wife
of
Chicago.
as was H. L .
Davenport, their
B. A. Kliks vs. Percy Stone et
which could hope to tie the Beaver-
Noble (¡rand; Hirair* Ihiliblni, Vice lay evening from Chicago where she after a month's vacation in Chicago. Illinois, are visiting Joe Liebrich secretary. These gentlemen extend, ux.
has been teaching the past winter
toman standing. The Tigard game
Mm. J . D. Gray visited at the and family. Mrs. Fstra is a sister ed to all a cordial invitation to meet
(¡rand; Kvu Price, Warden; Maud
has not been reported as this is
Covey,
Comluctur;
May Rogers, She aspects to spend her vacation home o f her aon, Doy Gray Wednes­ of Mr. Liebrich.
with
the
federated
clubs
at
the
aud­
PROBATE
with relatives hem
written. Sherwood had already lost
day .
Chaplain; Mm. C. J . lieach, inuai«
The estate of Otto Reedy was ad­
Mr. and Mrs. Miller from Wash­ itorium of the Maplewood school-
two games which would make it
A special meeting of the Hiteon
clan; Marjorie Lewis, secretary; F.
Stipe's Garage received another ington were in town a few days houae on the evening of Tuesday, mitted to probate and Omar Fen­
even if Beaverton lost the ones com.
W. Livermore S r., treaaurer; Flor­ club was held Friday afternoon at car load shipment of Chevrolets,
July
eighth.
They
stated
that
the
dait
was
appointed
administrator.
this week looking after property
ing up. It looks like a good chance
ence Drorliaugh, Inalde (¡uardian; the home of the Fmsident, Mrs. E. which they unloaded Wednesday.
here. Mr. Miller is a son of the program was going to be in charge
for the Beavertonians to get in on
Sarah Chamlwrlain, Ki|(bt Support D Hite, Them were twelve mem-
o
f
one
of
the
Fortland
organizations
SUITS FILED
Mr. and Mm. H. K. Rhodes of 1st« J. S. Miller.
the end of the season series. Then
to Ole Noble Grand;
Kdna Sheets, liere present and the programs for
affiliated with the club.
Christy A Radford vs. Maude M. they will have to meet Sherwood
le ft Support to the Noble Grand; the coming year were adopted. The Los Angeles, California, visited at
The street dance given Saturday
Tanner,
foreclosure
o
f
mechanics
which has proved an easy victim
and Mm. O. M Taylor, le f t Sup­ date o f July 26 has been set for the Joe Liebrich home last Monday. evening by the fire department was
lien-
SUNSET PACIFIC CO.
both times they have croesed bate
port to the Y'tre (¡rand The Right enlaitaining the county Federation.
Mr: John Hayes was able to leave a decided financial success. The boys
Investment Co. vs- F. with our boys.
IS
INCORPORATED A Kevstone
Support to the Vice Grand and the This meeting will be held at the the hospital Tuesday. He is now have purchased a new siren on trial
Gillett et ux. Mortgage foreclos.
Oute.de Guardian were absent, and Tigard Union High school.
with his daughter Mm. Rasmussen for the fire truck.
Manager Clinton tella us that the
ure.
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-
• o f Hillsboro,
will In* installed at a later date
E.
Mamh,
proprietor
of
the
Marsh
boys are going strong and that he
Mrs. R. R. Rummers was brought
Audrey
Agnes
Harper
vs.
Floyd
Mm. Chamberlain
was assisted IKINTON HAPPENINGS
ia quite confident that they will
the Portland hospital Garage at the east end of town, aud H. Harper, divorce suit.
Mm. Thelma Berg of Portland home from
with the installation by l*ast Grands ■-------------- ---------------------- ■ came out from Portland Monday to where she has been for the past Hugnson Johnson of Keedvuie have
come out winners this year. If they
Cecil
L.
Riggs
vs.
Geo.
W
.
Andv Denholm. lluirh lew is, and
A number of young ladies from attend the shower given for Mm. five weeks. She ia reported as be­ incorporated the Sunset Facific Co. Cooper et al, mortgage foreclosure- do, this will be the first time the
with headquarters at Eugene. This
Sanford Rogers and Fast
Noble this town have gone to lllllabora Wm. Campbell.
Home Team has brought home the
ing much improved-
company have the distribution rignts
Grands Helen Krlrkson, Marjorie Le. during the past week to work in the
Tualatin Valley trophy. The fimt
MARRIAGE
LICENSES
Mr.
and
Mm.
E.
H.
Hammer
of
for Lane county for the Sunset Pa­
a is and Alma Oownmg.
Mr. and Mrs W . C . McKell and
Phillips of
cannery.
Johannes Theodore Hansen and year it went to St-
A beautiful Fast
Noble Grand's
Miss Juliette Carter left
Tuesday Seattle and Mr. and Mm. E. H. cific Gasolene.
Portland who started out the fo l­
Marion
Naomi
Damskoo,
both
of
Mr. and Mm. Bert Newman, Mr. for a week's fishing trip on the Hammer of Seattle and Mr. ar.d
They have purchased a new G.
pin was presented to Mm. Celia
lowing year looking for stronger
and Mrs George Newell and son Metolius River.
Mrs. W . J. Alexander made the M . C . truck and equipped it with a Portland.
llulctt by the lodge.
Walter Lewis Steinke, Hillsboro competition They
gave up their
and
Mr.
Newman's
father,
all
of
trip
over
Mt.
Hood
Loop
Tuesday.
delightful
refreshments
were
fifteen hundred gallon tank, and at
Ida
Reghitto
visited
relatives
in
R
6
,
and
Edna
Louise
Dreeszen
P1
*
«
“
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>
“
««•
ior
* Plac*
*
serveil by the committee. Mm. Km- Fortlsnd spent last Saturday at the Fortland over the week end. Her
Mr and Mm. Neil
Rock
and present are hauling their supply of Banks. Rt. 3-
Portland League.
home
of
Mrs
Alfred
Godfrey.
the
gas
from
Portland,
pending
the
ma Hush, Mm. Miller,
and Hugh
_________________ This year there are only teams
cousin Theresa returned with her daughter, accompanied by Mr. and
lewis
Mr and Mm. V. 11. Kellogg and for a short visit.
Mm. J. Cunha, all from Echo, Ore­ time when they can get storage
Mm. T . J. Hannigan visited her from the Tualatin Valley proper in
University
two children o f Wichita,
Kansas,
gon, were in town Wednesday and tanks installed at the
daughter. Mrs. B. A . Rohse last the Tualatin
Valley League
All
Mrs. Marjorie Lewis
entertained callel on the C. J- Bielman family. city.
I’ M MADDEN BREAKS have been visitors during the past
Friday
from the Big Suburb have gradually
the
Finance
Committee
o
f
the
local
The company has been in opera­
week at the home o f Mm. Kellogg's
'
_
. .. .
. dropped out so that now all the
The Beaver Social Club are spon_
ARM W H ILE KIDINi; sister, Mm. Robert Fomeroy.
Itebekah lodge w th a delightful lun­
tion about two weeks, H. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. B A . Eoh«e and teamg are from Washington Coun-
soring
a
party
to
be
given
at
the
cheon last Friday.
being on the ground, while
E. sons spent Sunday fishing on A gen- .
Sveral people were Sunday guv-els
S. W. Lawrence home at Raleigh
lutst Friday afternoon, while rid­
'
_
,
. .
.
Mm. F. H. Sc home entertained Station Wednesday afternoon, July Marsh takes care o f his garage cy Creek at Grande Ronde.
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mm.
E
L-
The game Sunday must have been
ing in an automobile driven by Au_
business here. He will continue to
the
Tuesday
afternoon
Bndge
Club
Mr.
and
Mm.
McLean
and
Mrs.
rather
up-setting
for
the
visitors
9. Bridge and 600 will be played.
brey L. Fletcher at Second and Mad­ Cox During the afternoon they all Tuesday of this week
live here where he has built up a Jean McBreen of Aloha returned Jot iix runs in the first two inn-
Mm. Doy Refreshments will be served.
ison Streets. Fortland, F. M Mad­ motored to Mcholls, where they were Gray won the high honom.
splendid garage business.
last week from a trip to Canada.
ine, before the Beavertonians had
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mm.
Lawrence
den broke his arm as a result of
Alderman H. A. Alexander has
A six o'clock dinner
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Raymond been able to get a man across. In
Mm. S.
Alba ugh of Huber and been suffering swrerely the past
shoving a man out of the way o f the W. Crowden.
Mm. Wm- Campbell (Carna Pe­
was served by Mrs Crowder.
Mrs. W. J. Alexander spent a day week from a very severe illness. He terson) was honored with a miscel­ of Los Angeles visited at the home the first half of the first inning
car.
recently
with
Mrs
A|baugh's
daugh­
Two men had started to cross the
Mm Charles Ainsworth and son
has been confined to his room part laneous shower at the home o f Mrs- of Rev. and Mrs. T . A . Dungan Blazer was up first and struck out.
However, Van Duyke followed get­
street. In response to cries from Clarence and Roy Warren of Fort- ter, Mm. A . Bracken o f Multno­ of the time but has been able to be H. M. Barnes
Monday evening. last week.
ting a two.bagger,
and was ad­
the people on the sidewalk.
one land have been visiting during the mah.
up and outside the last few days. She was the recipient of
many
vanced
by Vandolmen’s sacrifice-
SHERIFF'S
SALE
ON
man stopped, but the other man, ap­ past week at the home of Mm.
beautiful gifts. Games were played
Several members
of the
local
The
safe single of Vanderzanden
Ainsworth Rebekah lodge attended lodge at
parently not hearing the cries, did Louise VanKleek. Mr.
FORECLOSURE,
after which delicious
refreshments
Bethel Church
scored Van Duyke, anl then Vander­
not atop Mr. Madden seeing him, and Edward Nelson o f Astoria spent Scholls Wednesday evening.
were served.
The hostesses were In the Circuit Court of the State
The
zanden scored when Sahnow hit
put out his hand to push him away. the evening Wednesday at the home President o f the Rebekah Assembly
of Oregon For Washington County safe. E. Heinrich struck out retiring
9:45 a.m. The Church Schcol R. Mrs. R. C. Doty, Mrs. L . W.
The man's body leaned against of Mm. VanKleek.
Tucker, Miss Rhoda She|lenberger, John Frank, Plaintiff,
was present and, as usual,
her
C. Doty, Superintendent.
Verboort with three hits, and two
Madden's hand and as the car went
presence brought a large crowd. A 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship. Short and Mise Fern Haines.
vs.
scores, one sacrifice, two strusk out,
<>n the weight pulled Mr. Madden’s BIELM AN
very
delightful
evening
was
spent.
I
Communion Sermon followed by
MOTORS
R. L- Tucker and Helen C- Tucker, an(j no errors- In the second half
hnnd bark against the window frame
Mrs. Thyng is reported HI with
F. R. Johnson, a Richfield dis­ the Lord's Supper.
his wife; G. Leverett and Jane Grand hit to Van Duyke in center
HAVE BEEN BUSY
breaking It.
— T. Arthur Dungan, Minister an infected throat.
tributor, is in a Fortland hospital
Doe Leverett, his wife, defend- field. Grmap got a three-bagger but
where he ia said to he at the point
ante.
was held there while Jones struck
Mr. and Mm. B. V’ oss and son
Jack Malarky,
formerly of Bea­
The Bielman Motors have been es­ of death. The Richfiell Oil Company
Church of Christ
Notice is hereby given that by out and Galbreath hit to Vander.
Carl o f Oswego left by auto for
verton was visiting friends in l(ea^ pecially busy the past week deliver­ have dispatched a specialist from
Michigan, Monday, where they will virtue of an execution, judgment, zanden. the pitcher who threw him
verton this week He recently re­ ing new cars, to say nothing of the the East to handle the case, but lit­
This is the week of the Christian spend the summer visiting iriends decree, and order of sale, duly is­ out at first. One hit, one struck
turned from
Ca|if
and is now used ram sold. Following is a list
tle hopes of his lasting until the ar. Churches convention at Turner, Ore­ and relatives.
sued out of and under the seal of out, no scores, no errors.
with the Fimt National
Bank o f of
the
new
models purchased rival are held out.
the above entitled Court dated the
gon. We are expecting that a large
Second inning: Vandercovering was
Fortland
through this popular Ford distribu- ,
Glen Shellenberger returned Wed­
9th
day of June,
1930, upon a out Baker at second to Heinrich at
number
of
the
congregation
o
f
the
Mr.
and
Mm.
C-
J.
Bielman
and
tor: from Beaverton— H. Shannon,
nesday
from the Congregational
Special low price
on fine sta­ Frank Ix>we, coupe. Melvin Ratty, family accompanied by Miss Violet the Christian Church of Beaverton Young People’s Camp at Hillockbuni judgment rendered and entered in first; Cawrse gut on through Graap’s
„hort, Baker was out
Hunter, will attend. However, there will be after a very profitable week of stu- said Court on the 9th day of June. error at
tionery. Browns Fraverton Fhar- touring. Sunset Pacific Co., Road, Hagoes and Mr. Forrest
1930, in favor of John Frank, plain- throu?h a fielder’s
choice which
macy.
adv. c-28-tt ster, M J Beeler, Tudor, Ray Fox- expect to drive to Bucola to spend the regular church services for those , dy and recreation. ,
who remain.
tiff,
and
against
R
L.
Tucker
and
failed
to
stop
Cawrse
at second,
the
Fourth.
Miss
Hagoes
is
Mrs
ton, Sport Coupe. Joe Saunders, Tu­
The Whitford Woman's Club met Helen C- Tucker, his wife, of the and Blazer got a hit which scored
Hnvc you aeen the beautiful green dor. W H. Cassidy, Standard Coupe. Bielman's sister who is here, and
The Sunday school will be at
Wednesday with a good attendance. above named defendants, for the Cawrse V'an Duyke got on through
and Ivory enameled gas range at Geo.
Bingham,
Standard Coupe; Mr. Hunter is a friend from La 9:45. The morning worship is at
' Interesting articles on various to. sum of $1500.00, with interest there- an error at third. Grand and Van-
Dewey the Plumber’« ?
adv.
Grande.
11
o'clock
and
the
sermon
topic.
from Portland- Mrs Beda Everett,
discussed.
Mrs. Carl on since September 15, 1929, at the (jome]on
on through Murphy’s
“ Christianity Applied.’’ There will pics were
Tudor,
Good, pure milk promotes health, Coach, Jas. W. Dickson,
Mr. and Mm. Fred
Braun and be Christian Endeavor as usual at Hansen was the hostess for the a f- i rate of seven per cent per annum, em )r at ^ Qnd
and they Korifd
especially at this time of
year. L. W Jacobs, Truck. L. N. Hauber, two sons and Miss Alctha Hulett
and the further sum of $ 120.00 a t- when Vanderzanden hit safe. Grand
7 o’clock. The evening services are lern oon .
Truck.
Jessie
T.
Link,
Tudor,
J.
W
Drink lota o f It. Beaverton Sun­
and Russel Hulett left Thursday eve­ at 8 o'clock and Mr. Springer will
tom eys fees, and the further sum redeemed hia error when he ^
in
The Royal Neighbors held a rally
rise Dairy, A. Camensind, propri Hatrheller, Standard Coupe, O. R. ning for Moro where they
will speak on the subject “ Lifting up
of $36.20 costs and disbursements
f , to third.
Two hits,
meeting
June
27th.
Visiting
lodges
*«or.
Adv. « 15-tf Anderson, Tudor; from Fairvale— visit with their sister. Mm. Orval Our Eyes."
and the cost of said sale and said three errors u d four
looked
j were Blanks. Forest Grove, Hills,
R. C- A. Garage. Touring, Irwin Thompson over the Fourth.
w m , commanding and requiring me ^
fn ^
homc team. How they
Mr. 1
boro and Portland. A well rendered
Get your Echophone
Radio at Girton, Roadster, Nick Hick, Town and Mm. Braun expect to return
to v;ctory. with a
Mrs. Enright of Eugene is visit­ program was given Neighbor Ham­ to make sale of all the following
Stipe’s Garage All electric screen- Sedan; from Tigard—J. Johnson, Sunday, but Aletha and Russell will
. 8tory
tel,
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. lin, State Deputy, was the speak- \ described real property situatedin o f g_7 u ^
grid radio at only $59.60, complete. Coach; from Hillsdale— Floyd Kauf­ stay for a several weeks’ visit.
Washington County, State of Ore­
T.
B.
Denney
this
week.
here.
1 er. A delicious lunch was served.
Ready to plug in.
adv. man, Tudor.
gon, to-wit:
All of Lot
Eight
(8) of
For Salt«— Westinghouse automatic
W O M AN KILLED W H E N
Mr. and Mr*.
Doy Gray, John
Block Four (4) in the Town of
electric
range,
3-burner, with
CAR
RUNS INTO TRUCK
Gray, and Miss Edwards o f Portland
Beaverton, County of Washing­
oven. Ed Halsten.
c-30-31
left Thursday for Seaside
where
ton, State of Oregon.
Mrs. Sherman S. Hart o f Tigard,
Now, therefore, by virtue of said
We now have the Wedgewood gas thev will remain until Sunday.
_________ judgment,
_ ___
execution,
decree and or- route 1 , was killed when an automo-
and wood range, $25 and up. Easy
t h e d r u g g i s t is m o r e
der of sale* and in compliance with bile in which she was riding collided
terms, Dewey the Plumber. Phone
the demands of
said writ, I will with a milk truck on the Capitol
THAN A MERCHANT
7702.
adv.
on Monday, July
14, 1930, at the highway. Mr Hart had turned out
(A n Editorial)
Wanted— Wheat for August deliv­
hour of 10 o'clock a.m. o f said day, from a long string of cars, and ran
ery. Charles Berthold.
c-23-tf
at the East door o f the County Court head on into a track.
Starting the writing o f this article,
House in the City
of
Hillsboro,
They were taken to a Portland
The Beaver Social Club will give the fimt thing that entered our
Washington County, Oregon, sell at hospita] and later reports state that
a lawn party Wednesday afternoon, mind was that the druggist has to
public auction to the highest bidder Mr. Hart died Tuesday,
July 9 at the home of S. W. Law­ be a college trained man. The mere
for cash in hand, all the right, ti-
F. E. Whitney, 4527 Woodstock
rence at Raleigh
Station.
Five merchant may have only the veriest
tie and interest which the above avenue, postmaster of Woodstock
hundred and bridge will be played. rudiments o f an education. But there
named defendants, R. L. Tucker and pcstal substation, was cut about the
Rcfreshmenta. Admission, 36f. adv. are many things back o f these which
Helen C. Tucker,
his wife, G. Le- arm and legs.
,
must be taken into consideration.
verett and Jane
Doe Leverett, his
Mr*. F. E Whitney had her face
For Sale— A bicycle In good con­
First and foremost, the merchant
wife, or either or any of them, had an(j s^aip lacerated in this crash,
dition, new tire*. A bargain for
deals only in the things which are
in said real property above dee- Mr. Hart’s ribs were fractured and
$ 8 . Inquire Ijiurence Davia, 1309
required to meet the usual conditions
cribed on the date of the mortgage he received internal injuries.
Lomhari.
p-31
in life. He handles things to eat,
belonging to the
plaintiff herein,
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things
to
w
ear,
to
make
you
com­
For Sale— Muscovy ducklings, and
namely, xMarch 15, 1926, and all the L O C A L
L A D IE S
AT-
many other things.
Come give fortable, groceries or provisions, dry
right, title and interest which the (
TEN D
RECEPTION
or clothing,
furniture
or
mo an o ffer.
Herman
Bartel. goods
said within named defendants, or
'South of Hulier station on High­ shoes, the things which humans need
either or any of them, since have
Mrs. T . A . Dungan, Mm. Shel-
land Ave.
p - 3 l In the ordinary walks o f life. Con­
had or now have in and to the above
sider the druggist. Realise that it
i described real property, to satisfy lenberger , Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs.
Found— On Watson St., at end of is his duty to dispense those things
said execution,
judgment, decree Campbell, Mm. Doty, Mrs. Boswell,
Denney road, a man's purse with which the human race requires to
and order of sale,, interest and costs Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. Fern Hain%
money. Owner may have this by build up a state of health. It is his
1 and all aocraing costs- Said sale attended the reception given for
describing
property and paying duty to deal with the conditions
will be made subject to redemption Miss Ringer and Miss Lucille Day
for ad. Henry Luchs.
c-31-32 caused by disease, that dread foe of
as per statute of the State of Ore- *t the beautiful home of Miss Grain.
sby in Portland, Tuesday afternoon.
gon.
For Sale—Cherries.Royal Anne, 6 < mankind, whose only aim is the
per lb ; Black, 3 f per lb. O. B. extermination of human life. Suf­
Dated this 9th day of June, 1930. Miss Ringer who is leaving shortly
for missionary work
in Smyrna,
B mhm M, Telephone. 8861. p-31 fering, pain, distress is his duty to
J. W. Connell. Sheriff o f Wash­
relieve.
and Miss Day who is here on fur­
ington County, Oregon (By C- C-
lough from
missionary
work in
Plnno In storage. Looks and is
This is the fim t o f a series of
Follette, Deputy).
Brousa. Turkey, spoke very enter­
like new. Will sacrifice for balance, articles which must necesssarily be
Date o f first publication, June 13, tainingly of their work in these
$1(53.00. Terms, $2.00 weekly or short each time, hut will continue
1930.»
monthly or crop payments.
Will for some weeks. The next will deal
posts. About 200 ladies attended the
Date o f last publication, July 1 1 , reception.
discount for cash.
Write Tallman with “ The History o f Pharmacy’ ’ .
1930.
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Piano Store,
396 So. U2th
St.,
Sponsored by
Salem, Ore.
c -3 1 -3 3 1
M. B Bump, of Hillsboro, Oregon,
C. C. Beach was on th« sick list
Dean's Drug Store
Attorney for Plaintiff-
last week.
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